St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-26
Carnival Notes.

The managers of the West Side Ice Palace
SKatlhg rink propose to have regular pro-
gramme OF races for next week and have
alread, had communications from a large
number of fast and fancy skaters and sprint
runners. This afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock will
occur seventy-fve-yard dash between the
two champion sprint runners, G. c. Lee OF
Kansas and E. T.: Vasey, of Oregon, for a
stake of 500 per side. B. Wallace. of the
Washington rink, of Minneapolis, will be
referee
Members of the st. George Snow Shoe club
are requested to meet at the club rooms, in
full uniform, at 2 O. clock sharp this after
noon, and go out in the sleigh Nightingale"
with the Brainerd band, All members who
participate in this evenings entertainment
are notified to meet at the Exposition build
ing at 1880 p. m. sharp, for rehearsal.
Manager Scott has invited the Northern Pa
cihc Carnival club this evening TO witness the
representation of Little Barefoot by Maggie
Mitchell. Members are instructed to assem-
Bile at 1880 p. N. sharp in front of the general
Office building in full uniform. The club has
elected Maggie Mitchell and Manager Scott
honorary members.
The gentlemen members of the Windsor
club are requested tie meet at the Windsor
hotel In uniform tomorrow night at is to
receive visiting cluos. After the reception
the club will attend the performance at the
Grand opera house, upon an invitation from
Maggie Mitchell and Manager Scott.
The st. George Snow Shoe club will give
an entertainment this evening at Exposition
rink which will be one of the events of the
week. The entertainment will be illustrative
of Fun at the Rendezvous One of the
features of the evening will be the singing Of
Miss Agnes Huntington who Will appear in
the programme several times.
Judge Cory and j. J. Ahern have entered
three do to compete tor the prizes at the
dog show on Thursday afternoon. FAY
liver-coIored pointer; Hush, a pure Irish
setter, and young beagle hound. ful-blooded,
which Judge Cory has recently secured from
an Eastern kennel.
A highly amusing group of five life size tin
masqueraders was found ready for to-day's
procession at J. j Biebighauser's hardware
establishment, 422 East Seventh street. The
mammoth horse shoe and fire king of the
concern will accompany their exhibit.
The skating and polo contests announced
for yesterday were postponed because all
available ice was used by the curriers' On
Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock there will be a
five-mile skating race and in the evening at
o'clock q ten-mie race.
Every member of the Aurora Tobogpan
club having uniform who is not in the
ranks at the storming of the ice palace to-
morrow night, will be fined 25 cents The
club will meet at the Ryan at $50 sharp. and
march to its position.
AT meeting in A. NJ. Lawton's Office last
night the Palace Rink Toboggan club was
organized. Capt. Starkey was elected pres-
dent; A. NJ. Lawton, secretary; w. R. Sache,
captain. Twenty-eight names were placed on
the membership roll.
The Brauerd band of twenty-five pieces
wearing blue uniforms with canary colored
trimmings, will arrive in the city at II 80
o'clock to-day, and take part in the entertain
ment to be given by the st. George Snow Shoe
club tonight.
Mr.. Sanford, manager of the Maggie
all,
airy member of the Columbia Snow Shoe club,
has provided himself with uniform, and will
participate in the carnival pleasures with the
club.
ALI members of the Bunker Hill Tobogpau
club are requested to meet at club headquart-
ers at 1856 O'Clock tonight. fine of %
cents will be imposed upon all members fail
Ing to attend.
The mask carnival will take place at the
West Side Ice Palace rink on Friday evening
of this week, and large number of the clubs
have signifed their intention to participate
The Milwaukee st. Paul road will send
out two specials Tomorrow night. one for
Owatonna and the other for Wabasha, after
the storming of the ice palace.
The kjelka and tOboggan contests will oc-
cur Thursday afternoon at o'clock at the
palace grounds, instead Of on Friday, as am
nouuced.
The clubs that have not already done So
are requested to return to headquarters the
haversacks used at the last storming.
Mrs. j. B. Baker has been elected an
honorary member of the Columbia Snow Shoe
club and wears the club badge.
Fl. e. Landlord, Maggie Mitchelfs manager,
will lead the Columbia Snow Shoe club Friday
afternoon in full uniform.
Prizes for the Ski and Kzelki clubs are on
exhibition at r. A. Lanphers store, on East
Third street.
The Northern Pacific Toboggan club has
elected L. N. Scott an honorary member.